Who was arrested in connection with T'Neya Tovar's death?

Abraham Feinbloom was arrested for murder and resisting a peace officer in connection with the death of T'Neya Tovar.

When did T'Neya Tovar go missing?

T'Neya Tovar was first reported missing from her Hemet, California, home on December 1, 2025.

What evidence led to Abraham Feinbloom's arrest?

Investigators linked Feinbloom to Tovar's death after her leg was found in the Vista Delmar area and DNA testing confirmed her identity.

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Leg Found in Desert Links Man to Teen's Murder

19 Feb

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Summary

A man was arrested for murder after a missing teen's leg was found.
The teen vanished from her Hemet home over two months prior.
The suspect has a history of felony kidnapping charges.

Leg Found in Desert Links Man to Teen's Murder

Abraham Feinbloom was arrested on February 13, 2026, for the murder of 17-year-old T'Neya Tovar. Tovar had been missing from her Hemet, California, home since December 1, 2025. Investigators believe she traveled to the Thermal area to meet an unknown individual, ceasing communication with her family.

During the search for Tovar, a leg exhibiting decomposition was discovered in the Vista Delmar area on December 21, 2025. DNA analysis later confirmed the remains belonged to the missing teen. Following this identification, authorities, including the FBI, executed a search warrant at Feinbloom's Salton City residence.

Feinbloom, 51, was apprehended after attempting to flee. He faces charges of murder and resisting a peace officer and is held without bail. Court records indicate Feinbloom previously faced felony kidnapping charges in Imperial County, which were dismissed in January 2019. His former attorney noted the presumption of innocence in the current case.

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